Edward Wilson's Science Equipment: Specimen Jar Set

Production date
Pre 1910
Description
Five glass cylindrical specimen vials. The top of the vials are sealed with large taper sided cork.
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Production place
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Provenance details
This item along with others was found at Cape Crozier by the New Zealand component of the Commonwealth Trans. Antarctic Expedition in March 1957, whilst testing Ferguson tractors. The items were discovered in an 'igloo' known as "Oriana Hut".
Part of a group acquisition: Miscelleneous "household" relics, cafe crozier, Antarctica.
Survey materials abandoned in temporary Igloo shelter by winter party of Wilson, Bowers and Cherry Garrard in 1911.
Discovered in 1957 by a party of the NZ Section of the Transantarctic Expedition. Presented in August.
*Government Life Building, Customhouse Quay, Wellington.
Measurements
Dimensions (LxWxH): whole: 50 x 50 x 130mm
Associated place
Current rights code
Other id
A163.4d
169/58
512
1958.169.3
Catalogue No.
A163.4d
Accession number
1958.169.3

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